By Ammar Younas Qatar, a tiny gulf country won the Asian Cup for the first time and It was not an easy win. Besides, a game on football field, Qatar had to play even more interesting matches... Read more
By Ben Tannenbaum From the Lionheart to American “poodles,” the Middle East has polarized British foreign policy for nearly a millennium. As the UK becomes the lone wolf of Europe, Brexit wi... Read more
By Sabyasachi Biswal “Silence Jamal Khashoggi as soon as possible” – Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, Muhammed Bin Salman (Moore 2018) The alleged cold-blooded murder of Saudi journalist from t... Read more
By Asaf Day Recent increase of al-Qaeda’s anti-Saudi rhetoric is likely aimed at exploiting the deteriorating status of MbS, possibly attempt to attract support Over the past few weeks, al-Q... Read more
By Vijeth Kanahalli 17 years on; $1 trillion spent; 2500 Americans lives lost and the Taliban still holds 50% of Afghanistan. This was roughly the contour that the Americans were sketching i... Read more
By Kayla Koontz Are you buying what the UAE is selling? Dubai is glowing. Sunsets and glittering towers shine in panoramic shots of the metropolis. Water fountains shoot into the sky designi... Read more
By Alexander Woodman The history of bilateral diplomatic relations between the Kingdoms of Norway and Saudi Arabia dates back to 1961. Fifteen years later, in 1976, the official Royal Norweg... Read more
By Asaf Day Once a week, in its al-Naba magazines, the Islamic State publishes one-page polemic editorials. These pieces usually present op-eds and analysis regarding geopolitical, social, a... Read more
By Alexander Woodman Since the middle of the 1970’s, the Middle East has had an increasingly significant influence on the development of the economy of South Korea. Before her trip to... Read more
By Samarth Kavoori and Megha Gupta The month of October 2018, proved to be a turbulent one globally. Beginning with the deepening of the bilateral sanctions on Iran imposed by the U.S., the... Read more
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